Caleb Nelson is a journalist based in Creston, Iowa, focusing on local news and events. With a background in reporting for Creston News, Caleb has covered a wide range of topics including sports, politics, business, and community events. His work has been featured in publications such as Yahoo News and The Mass Media.
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Caleb Nelson's local focus on news, particularly in Iowa and Creston, suggests that he would be interested in pitches related to local events, community issues, education developments, or business stories affecting the region. With a significant portion of sports coverage as well as attention to family and relationships themes, Caleb may also be receptive to story ideas around local sporting events or human interest pieces tied to family life within the area.
Given his focus on expert commentary and government announcements relevant to the local community, consider pitching experts who can provide insights into topics such as education policies at a state level or individuals with expertise in regional business trends. Additionally, sources who have an understanding of local politics and its impact on community affairs could capture his attention.
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A group of Nodaway Valley students are excited to bring the rhymes and good times of children’s author Dr. Seuss to the high school stage soon in the musical “Seussical Jr.”
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By: Caleb Nelson
Greenfield native Ty Standley of Marshalltown steer wrestles in a past rodeo. (Contributed Photo)
A message we’ve heard for weeks now is that our voices need to be heard at the ballot box. If you live in Greenfield, I want to propose to you that you’re maybe not done making your voice heard, even if you’ve voted.
Adair County voters chose Republican incumbent Ray “Bubba” Sorensen of Greenfield over Democratic challenger Karen Varley of Stuart 3,027 to 981 (75.49%) in a contested race of local interest for Iowa House District 23 in the general election Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Avid runner Doug Berg, a 2023 graduate of Nodaway Valley High School, continues to see his times drop in cross country. He recently finished his sophomore season of the sport at Simpson College in Indianola, where he also participates in indoor and outdoor track and field.
An Adair County farmer combines corn outside Fontanelle recently. (Caleb Nelson)
Greenfield Chamber Main Street plans to have a Pink Friday event Nov. 22 aimed at early holiday shopping. (Gary Middendorf/[email protected])
New homes continue as an encouraging sign
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